Morar em São Paulo me fez normalizar o sofrimento

How can life in a big city transform us as human beings? I was born and raised in the countryside, in a place where everyone knew me, in a familiar setting, surrounded by the same people. Everything changed when I moved to São Paulo eight years ago. Although I enjoy the life I have in the largest metropolis in Latin America, living here means facing countless challenges daily. In this video, I discuss how the daily rush makes us indifferent to the problems around us, but that it is our responsibility to stop, observe, and act. Books mentioned: Beauty, by Roger Scruton. Civil Disobedience, by Henry David Thoreau. Leave a like and send this video to that friend who lives in the countryside or to that other friend who hates São Paulo.